Jan 14 2008 |
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danatQatar sells 66 units in 2 months
Doha - Capital Investment 's danatQatar apartments, situated in The Pearl Qatar, have been a real sales success, with initial 66 units sold within two months, claimed a company statement.Capital Investment Business Head for danatQatar, Shahzad Alam commented "Being the developer of any new project in a market which is still in its infancy, presents an element of risk. However, we felt that partnering with Asteco , with its wealth of experience, alleviated such risk. Needless to say, we are thrilled at the success of danatQatar so far and are proud to be contributing to the escalating economy currently being cultivated by Qatar, with projects such as The Pearl."
Asteco General Manager David Oayda remarked, "We've been very pleased with the positive response from buyers to what Asteco are trying to bring to the market; a quality investment which offers value, expertise and reassurance to the customer at a competitive price."
As sales agents, Asteco are involved throughout the life of a project, from the design phase, to pricing and development.
Oayda added "To take advantage of the amazing views, all of our apartments feature full-size balconies, which in fact cost less to construct in relation to the apartments themselves. We work with the developers to ensure these savings are reflected in the asking price and are ultimately passed on to the buyer. It's this kind of commitment to adding value that sets Asteco apart, making danatQatar a good solid investment. "
"Another selling point for buyers has been the mortgage scheme offered with stage one of the development. The Commercial Bank mortgage sees banking funds released to developers only upon completion and survey of critical points in the construction stage, adhered to by time lines, offering quality assurance to danatQatar buyers and a unique value proposition to the market. Buyers will in fact be happy to hear, that the development is actually ahead of schedule."
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